The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Guide to Color Theory
summary
Claims that color can raise blood pressure and affect respiration, breaks colors into warm cool neutral groups, maps each Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle to a hue and shows hue/value/saturation/tone in practice, and demonstrates a tetrad explanation for the palette. Notes 4.5% of the US (about 13 million) have color vision deficiency, runs a color-blindness simulator on the character palette, and recommends using a contrast checker by Lea vu and the W3C tool to adjust hues so bright palettes still meet accessibility.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 9:13Primary
- 10:09Secondary
- 11:51Split Complimentary
- 12:15Triads
- 12:32Tetradic
- 16:10Saturation
- 17:22Tonal Gray
- 19:08Forms
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